The consumption of **alcohol** while driving is extremely dangerous and can lead to an accident over time. Here we explain why:

- **Effects on the body and mind**: Alcohol primarily affects the **brain** and **vision**, which can significantly impair the ability to drive safely.

- **Behavior at the wheel**: Drinking alcohol can create a **false sense of security**, leading to taking more risks and committing more infractions that can cause accidents. Additionally, it can make you treat other drivers more **aggressively or impulsively**.

- **Perception of the environment**: Alcohol affects the ability to correctly see **traffic signs** and **traffic lights**, and makes it difficult to calculate the **distance** to other vehicles. It also reduces the ability to see what is happening on the sides and increases the possibility of **distractions**.

- **Coordination and decisions**: Alcohol impairs the **coordination** of movements and increases the time needed to **react**. It also increases the likelihood of making **poor decisions** or not knowing how to execute them correctly.

- **Detection tests**: People who drive under the influence of alcohol and are involved in accidents, show symptoms of intoxication, or commit infractions, must undergo detection tests. Refusing these tests can result in **fines and penalties**.

For all these reasons, it is likely that a driver who frequently drinks will end up having an accident, regardless of their experience or the amount of alcohol consumed.